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As I said, you can check my profile and see I am a professional and don't care what someone decides to use because it's their money. But speaking from a purely Computer Science education background, the Mac Pro is truly the way to go.

You keep saying that, and yet you still sound like little more than an apple fanboy.

Sorry, but I don't get into debates like this as I have pointed out my credentials which speak for themself. They are based on known facts and have nothing to do with personal feelings.

You rest on your credentials more than your facts.  Bottom line is macs are over priced, regardless of their relative worth, which is only, arguably, marginally better than that of a PC, and certainly not worth the price difference.  The fact that you have to constantly refer to your credentials to augment your argument is testimony to that. 

And as far as credentials go, as far as anyone here knows, you're absolutely lousy at your job and all your colleagues laugh at you behind your back.  Your credentials count for very little.

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As I said, you can check my profile and see I am a professional and don't care what someone decides to use because it's their money. But speaking from a purely Computer Science education background, the Mac Pro is truly the way to go.

You keep saying that, and yet you still sound like little more than an apple fanboy.

As for mac v pc, I'd love a mac, except a good one costs a lot more than building a good pc.  If the originator of this thread is into building PCs, then a quad core chip with a new motherboard and ram coupled with old hard drives, power supply, dvd, video card, and tower, and you're golden for less than $800.  You know, that or buy an equivalent mac for three times the price.  Oh, but it has a better kernal!  Of course, since you'll likely be running 64 bit Vue in 64 bit Windows, that won't matter not a whit.

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